Game Reviews8.6/10
Central Fiction Review — Still Perfect, Except Where It’s Not
A tale of sixteen fighters, each with a distinct manner of battle, within a game of perfect design save for its difficulty.
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Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Game Reviews8.5/10
Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories Review — 20 Years On, Still Worth the Grinding
A prince of demons seeks vengeance upon a father long departed, whilst waging war across realms of shadow.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Review: Clear Communication Beats a Clock
A bomb, a manual, two minds: Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes demands patience, memory, and clear speech between friends.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Ms. Splosion Man Review: One Button, Many Puzzles
A single button, a single action, a whole world of physics puzzles to solve—Ms. Splosion Man reviewed.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Eleven Years On, Mushroom 11’s Cell-by-Cell Approach Remains Unmatched
A mass of cells, each a separate part, must be cut, moved, and joined anew to overcome each stage. A review of Mushroom 11.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Bigpoint’s Arena Shooter From 2013 Remains Built Around Raw Reflexes
A tale of a shooter born in 2013, whose sole aim was swift, simple combat across many players.
Game Reviews8/10
How Daytona USA Became the Arcade Racer That Refused to Age
A look back at Daytona USA, the arcade racer that set a standard few have matched, praised for its handling model and pure motion.
Game Reviews8.2/10
A Decade Later, Etrian Odyssey V’s Procedurally Generated Dungeons Remain Unpredictable
A labyrinth of shifting passages demands patience: Etrian Odyssey V's wandering party and perilous dungeons earn an enduring reputation.
Game Reviews8.7/10
Dance Central 3 Turns Solitary Rhythm Grind Into a Shared Party
Dance Central 3 turns a solo grind into a shared session with friends and playlists, earning a score of 8.7.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Flinthook Review: Hook Shot Platformer Scores 8.1 Out of 10
A hook shot, a room, and a fall. Flinthook mixes fast movement with slow resource management in a roguelike worth your time.